Sentence examples for a flawed plan from inspiring English sources

"Chairman David Yassky and the administration back-doored a flawed plan in Albany and got caught," the group said.

Thomas Ricks, the author of "Fiasco", argues that "the US-led invasion was launched recklessly, with a flawed plan for war and a worse approach to occupation".

It was a flawed plan anyway, designed to preserve as much of the status quo as possible while providing for Saleh's resignation.

While local shoppers and real estate developers cheer the potential of such a bountiful store, opponents attack it as a flawed plan from a national corporation that precluded other possibilities.

"It validates what we still believe is a flawed plan for the waterfront," said Donald Rattner of Waterfront Development Watch, a Brooklyn Heights neighborhood group that has been critical of the plans for the park.

Last month, the Daily Mail's Money Editor wrote that Help to Buy was a "flawed plan" that "would bump up house prices, boost builders' profits and increase debt".

Lieutenant General Greg Newbold, who retired in 2002, called for Rumsfeld's resignation in Time in an essay that cited "McNamara-like micromanagement" and stated that "a fundamentally flawed plan was executed for an invented war, while pursuing the real enemy, al-Qaeda, became a secondary effort".

The "consequence of the military's quiescence" in the current environment, he wrote, "was that a fundamentally flawed plan was executed for an invented war, while pursuing the real enemy, Al Qaeda, became a secondary effort".

Here are six reasons why continuing to pledge a cut in net immigration to the tens of thousands is a fundamentally flawed plan.

Although there are strong reasons to promote primary prevention to protect children from lead, Brown and Rhoads (2008) use disingenuous opinion favoring an incomplete, flawed plan that guarantees long delays.

Eleanor, the self-righteous socialite Tahani (Jameela Jamil), the nervous academic Chidi (William Jackson Harper), and the Florida idiot Jason (Manny Jacinto) were all supposed to be making each other unhappy thanks to a devious but ultimately flawed plan hatched up by demon-type Michael Ted Dansonn), who believed he could do one better than the usual fire and brimstone torture.